Photo listing : general sign/notices
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This cycleway meets another cycleway at a T junction - so why the "END OF CYCLE ROUTE" sign and incorrect tactile paving?
Worrying road closure signs - in fact it refers to a side road, the main route to St Keverne was open.
Cambridge Retail Park Advisory sign suggests that cyclists stick to that narrow lane. "Cyclists use cycle lane only" and there's a 5 mph sign.
The Card Shop, Felixstowe They have a manually controlled flashing red light warning when the number of customers reaches three, meaning you have to wait! Quirky and fun.
A cycling campaigner points out to me that the cycling prohibition on this board has officially been obscured and so courteous cycling along Felixstowe promenade is permitted.
Askam in Furness Cumbria Local community made sign to warn of trip hazard when riding. It's needed here as the rider is going down hill .
No Cycling to the cycle parking at this college - you'd never see this across the border in the Netherlands!
No pedestrians, bikes or mopeds in this construction area - not actually a problem outside working hours.
No Cycle Parking sign in French and English (not Dutch) at the International Criminal Court, Den Haag
The Silver Street bus gate is now operational full time in both directions - so Cambridgeshire County Council has closed the left-turn lane on Queen's Road. So cyclists (who are allowed to turn left) are forced into what is now a single nar ... [more]
Link from Walton Well Road to the rear of Oxford station - this is the only reference to the gates being closed at night.
Here we go again... the point of the modal filter is that Bateman St is not closed, it is very much open except at one point to motor vehicles - but Cambridgeshire's highways department can't be expected to grasp that.
Then there’s this sign... 👍#Ealing #LTNs #Northfields https://t.co/37LNciu2B3 [Editor: Location approximate]
Right turns into Devonshire Road permitted, as a result of the bridge change - the old sign was removed.
Runcorn busway. cyclists now allowed to use this stretch during daylight hours - but only as far as the roundabout where all other exits are prohibited for cyclists: #151147 , #151148 Presumably cyclists are expected to turn round and come ... [more]
The good news: As a response to the pandemic cyclists now allowed to ride on this Runcorn busway. The bad news: but only a small part of the network and only during the daylight - which is going to make it less useful now that the days are ... [more]
Cyclists Dismount sign illustrates just how poor the new cycleway design is. Totally unnecessary since the adjacent busway only takes 4 buses per hour - if only cyclists were allowed to use it.
Cyclists Beware DO NOT UNDERTAKE Sign that tries to place the responsibility for the turning lorries on the cyclists.
A badly placed sign put in the middle of the footway where it will be an obstruction to pedestrians. It could easily have been put against the low wall on the left edge. Reported at: https://highwaysreporting.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/?id=0 ... [more]
This is the covid 19 sign telling cyclists they should dismount. On an A road (A183 in Whitburn). Council logo on so my council tax is being wasted on this. I feel an email to a councillor coming on https://t.co/xgMC3dh2Dm
Excellent practice at Civerino's Pizza in Edinburgh - the pop-up cycle lane is for cyclists, not drivers wanting to collect pizza.
The new 'Dutch-style' Fendon Road roundabout - the yellow-and-black sign should say clearly 'Drivers Give Way etc' and not be off to the left of the cycle and pedestrian sections.
I assume this refers only to cyclists wanting to cross to Brooklands Avenue - there's no reason not to continue riding on the shared-use to the right.
Shared-use footway with segregated footway sign - wrong! And why does it not begin until this point?
Welcome to Yorkshire, and finally a bit of downhill - but there's still plenty of uphill before Hawes
Sign for the off-road route from Kirkby Stephen station to the town (and sign to turn right 100m away)
Cyclists Dismount sign on the shared-use route on the former railway through the Kingmoor Nature Reserve
Cyclists Dismount sign on the shared-use route on the former railway through the Kingmoor Nature Reserve, Carlisle
Cyclists Dismount sign on the shared-use route on the former railway through the Kingmoor Nature Reserve
The No Cycling sign has beem turned 180 degrees - though in fact there'd be no problem cycling on this paved path.
No Motor Vehicles - but this does allow cyclists to cut off a section of the A5086 towards Cockermouth
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